Dating Men, Relationship with Men, Friends, Activity Partners

Jun 2004

Nanaimo, BC (Canada)

Malaspina University-College, Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Computer Devices Canada, National Research Council of Canada, CTF Systems Inc.

http://profiles.friendster.com/10122657

Simon Fraser University, University of Alberta, Forest Park Elementary, Woodlands Secondary

Professor (College) in Physics/Engineering

PADI, DAN, Amnesty Int'l, Doctors w/o Borders

hiking, backcountry camping, scuba diving, skydiving, biking, swimming, reading, traveling, volleyball

Ender's Game, David Eddings, David Brin, any book by Dan Simmons, Prayer for Owen Meany, Rise and Fall of the 3rd Reich, Churchill: The Second World War, history books generally, guess I also read the Economist and Scientific American as well (which, strictly speaking, are not books I guess)

A bunch, but some them are: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead, Incredibles, Lord of the Rings, Contact, Empire of the Sun, Billy Elliot, Kung Fu Hustle was great fun, "shoot'em up movies" are also nice for brain tranquilizers

classical, trance/electronica, indie rock, soft rock, tiesto, blank & jones, judge jules, william orbit, soundtracks (particularly epic ones: lord of the rings, gladiator, conan the barbarian etc...)

(When I watch TV, I'm moving more towards just watching DVDs now) Law & Order, the West Wing, Black Adder, Red Dwarf (and other British comedies), Six Feet Under, Queer as Folk (British Version), kinda watch a lot of news (tho' not so much since I've moved to the states), reruns of Seinfeld and the Simpsons get me through meals

I have all the complexities that come with most people: I like being social, but enjoy my solitude; I am sarcastic but can flirt and be kind as well; I am a bit of a dreamer (maybe in terms of a relationship most of all), but my practical, engineering side can come through easily enough.

I enjoy outdoor activites, scuba diving, sky diving, backcountry hiking and camping. Of course reading, movies and (of course) travel are high on my list as well. A night at home (especially with someone else) is a great retreat.

Differences in moderation. If you like clubbing every night, than perhaps we are not going to work out. But if you can push me into trying a new activity I may not have thought of before, it is cool. I'd love it if you can provide an interesting conversation, and companionship for anything from scuba diving and sky diving to lying on our backs in the middle of nowhere looking up at the Milky Way. Enjoy the adventure, and we will prob. both enjoy our time together.